Sentence examples for reliable correlation between from inspiring English sources

Relatively reliable correlation between calculated binding energies and experimental BACE-1 inhibitory activities was achieved (R2 = 0.51).

Assuming reliable correlation between the internal tumor motion and surrogate markers, the imaged trajectory at treatment simulation can be adaptively matched to the predicted trajectory during treatment delivery.

No reliable correlation between the grip strengths measured with the 40 mm cylindrical handle and Jamar handle with a 47.6 mm span was observed.

Moreover, the psychological mechanisms involved are strong and steady enough in their influence to ensure that there exists a reliable correlation between virtue and happiness and vice and misery.

Equation 3 (also known as Darken's equation) was first suggested by Richard Barrer [47, 48], and it has been demonstrated both theoretically and experimentally to be a reliable correlation between self- and transport diffusion under the aforementioned conditions [34, 49].

Density functional theory calculations of the high-loss region of the electron energy loss spectra at atomic level enable a reliable correlation between the observed experimental peaks to the presence of different oxygen functional groups on the graphene surface and the corresponding atomic configurations.

However, the technique depends upon reliable correlations between the uniaxial compressive strength (UCS) and the sonic velocity.

However, the coarser gravity measurement sampling after March 30, 2011 does not allow us to derive reliable correlations between tilt and gravity changes (Table 1).

Slater et al. found that there were reliable correlations between the impression of hand ownership and hand-related electromyography (EMG) activation, suggesting a connection between perceived ownership and action control (Slater, Perez-Marcos, Ehrsson, & Sanchez-Vives, 2008).

We found reliable correlations between MVPA classification performance and standardized measures of symptom severity that exceeded those observed using a univariate measure; a relation that was robust across variations in ROI definition.

Retinotopic areas did not show reliable correlations between activity and expertise; however, they generally did show trends for negative correlations and greater activity in novices than in experts during the diagnosis task.